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ASML warns it may not achieve growth in 2026, shares drop
ASML, the world's biggest supplier of computer chip-making equipment, warned on Wednesday that it may not achieve growth in 2026, even after its second-quarter bookings beat market expectations. Francis Maguire reports. World's oldest head of state, Cameroon's Biya, 92, stands for re-election
Chip gear provider ASML shares drop 11% on cautious 2026 growth outlook
ASML’s revenue rose 24% in the second quarter to €7.7 billion, or $8.95 billion. The consensus estimate projected €7.52 billion. ASML Chief Financial Officer Roger Dassen told investors that the better-than-expected sales increase was partly driven by upgrades made to customers’ EUV equipment.
ASML reported second-quarter earnings that beat estimates with the its key net bookings figure ahead of consensus.
In this video, I will cover ASML's (NASDAQ: ASML) recent earnings report and explain why the stock went down, and if this is bad news for companies like Nvidia or AMD. Watch the short video to learn ...
The Dutch firm, which is vital to the world's chipmaking supply chain, indicated that it may not see growth next year. Here's ...
Shares of ASML, the Dutch semiconductor equipment giant, tumbled 11% after it reported earnings. It's not just any company.
European shares fell on Wednesday, with chip stocks hit hard after ASML flagged a hit to its revenue growth, while reports of ...
ASML Holding reported solid earnings results, will likely grow at a nice pace in the coming years, and is not very expensive.
For the next quarter (Q3 2025), ASML forecasts total net sales of between €7.4 billion ($8.6 billion) and €7.9 billion ($9.2 billion), while for the whole of this year, the company expects revenue to ...
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